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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-30
Oillon.MCYRy,

Wednesday evening Miss Annie Nc.
Way was married to Mr.. Harry 8. Dillon,
the popular young engineer at the city gas
works. The ceremony took place OF the
home Of the bride.i East Wheeling and
was witnessed by a number OF relatives
and friends. Rev. DR.. Randolph, pastor
OF the Fourth street M. Z. Church Off.
ciated. The bride is well known to a
large number Of Wheeling people, who
have heard her pleasant voice over tho
telephone, she having been for quite 4
period one Of the principal operators in
the telephone exchange here. The young
people will etsrt out together followed by
the best wishes of a host OF friends.
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THE LINCOLN CLUB.


Tho Directors Elect Oilicors for the Ensu.
Ing Ysar. a.5 "a
Afully attended meeting Of tho Board
Of Directors Of the Lincoln Club was held
at tho club rooms on Market street last
evening Tor tho purpose Of organizing 70,
tho ensuing year. The following oiIicerl
were chosen:
President, George B. Caldwells
First, Vice-P President, Benjamin Fisher.
Second Vice.Presldent, Spauldlng K.
Wallace. d : u
Third Vice. President, Victor Rosenberg,
Recording Secretary, T. NJ. Garvin.
: Corresponding Secretary, James French,
Treasurer, John ]. Jones. L.-5T
Eoom Committee, James French, James
D. Bodley and William Bailey. M
Finance Committee. Edward Rogers,
Peter M. Rhodes and William I, Mcclure
It was resolved to rent the present com.
modious psrlors and assembly room 81
the club for another year, and tho Room
Committee Vas directed to ienovate and
re-paper tho Assembly Hall Of the club,
A subscription for one year each war
ordered to the Irish World and tho Ohif
Valley Manufacturer, and aundry othel
cluD puslneas was transacted. 5.-:
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FINANCE, COMMITTEE
NSREsTLINa WITH DE11NQuENrs.
The Accounts OF E1. Collector Crawford
Turned Over to Two Clerks for verinea.
tion-An All Day Job-A Now ordi. 81
nance Found to DO a Necessity.

Whom the Council Committee on II.
nance rnot laat Wedn pndav evon,nc AZ
Ola,t Powo,a, -, :, a. IT, p.n,;. ps,,d
'e's "o"''e oinee' ~ wy : uoac oui'u'
ing, iof tho purpose Of making final set
tlement with City Collector Crawford,
thu member1 ware eonrpIdorah,v, ,an,,rn,i.ed
!, and M nnr1rol,y I,-.a rrn,ha, - tar.
W., :. NV - unuauh.,, ,aike nuupel y, YAK
DIS returned aa ''dellnq uent." a nasty
examination Of the bills nhowed that par.
tlal payment had been made IN many Of
IT,, ava ,h.s. 800 -. az. -
.net "u 'tNeso "o'' o uutiips, eaas ",''
conolaerea good py everybody who
looked at them. In explaining why the
ones couaidered i"poodn had not been
oo,,oc,od q 10, .n,.,,od ~. "a
>o ~. VS. ".nou '-"s
pealeu caiia had lal!ed 10 result IN
finding the pernonu and that other bills
were in "controyeray. AsMr. Crawford
~ NJ, ho,d,,no, ,,av. nrr,o,a i no,t,n
har "noenmt ,;.h ,ha o;,', " n9..as
si ISn;,,I n 49,. III III a.n;ia az 90
poss. 10y naa usSiusu ~ " III .nnS tnS
end crad;tod to I.p asoo -, ' AeH'o
a For eovSra, ,aa , n aeS T. 10, hoo ,ba
.,atnu, ~, ,ba ysrt ~ ~ liz 1 f,a v' .aos;n
n f,nn an ,n no,ur noao,us i II, III
dni;nonsn,a eua c,s2 Si ,v I,b tSs
ue'tnq u'u'a a''u oletl.ns hini WIN liiol,
snd rson bi,n o "hsu,s ee LI" ban, ~.
ahont vsar IL whi"h tino WIZ ho ,ou 9 non
ai1v ba ala ~ coIect som ~ p %vt ~ u tha
iisi cnd n, tbn and ~ w S ~" ,' "a ID ac
cannt would be closad nv and ,do ,t,;ctan
oT r. was arrnosad thot tb; a Nav S' unMld
ba folIowe5 .;;s fine hn. su na th;a sattin
mani had snn,a jas .rya VOC abont .0 ~ 'o ,ha
ntsorn hsd ,o, had Il .,as da "una hast hv
tbc rnemhera NJ ths cnmn;,,aa =, p "a1l ~
solicitnr f,aidpa,i and hsro Vim d sS NO u ist
rhHt nowa.a The commjttao w uen uo! 1uas
with IN matter ~ this nat %%T ea Goi
Gaidvsll in lonkinc ovar ~" wins noe v,'
fonnd That il wa nsoyide5 That after ",
cojv;ny fynm :, "a,jarIor liz 5ai;,nnanc;e,
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Maggie Mitchell,

Monday afternoon Maggie Mitchell will
give her new play, Maggie, the Midget. j
at the Opera House, and on Monday even.
Ing THE Pearl Of Savoy" OF the latter
play or the star it is unnecessary to aav
ANYTHING to Wheeling theatre.goers. In
her latest play, Maggie. the Midget
provided by Mr.. Fred Williams, Maggie
Mitchell portrays character Which
bears a family relation to Fanchon.
Amry and other well.known roles
In her repeytory. Now romping and
laughing, now serioua and tender, Maepie
the Midget, like her predecessors, has Her
share Of trial and trouble, and like them
comes out at laht triumphant over her
traducers, e ~ :;
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Clerk Hook has issued the following
marriage licenses: si5..l &. Is
'Sg.T To Alexander Bohsmah, aged %, q M.
/, tive OF West Virginia, and Ella MAtsh,
aged 20, q native Of this city, both resi-.
dents Of Wheeling Sstr| ;3sj S.3i
To Charles Miedel, iged 50, native Of
Germany and resident OF Brooke county,
and Caroline. Troll, aged 80, native Of
Germany and resident ofWheelinE. 3d.
10 William Muir, sged SOFA native Of
Davenport, lows, and resident OF Wheel
Ing, and Julia! Ann North, aged 20, q ma.
Stiys and resident Of Wheeling. Al, jirFgsE
J, To Harry s. Dillon, native 81 Ohio
county, aged Sl,Sand Anna McYay, ma
tive Of Ohio county, aged %. ~. e
TO Frank K W ethel, native OF Ger
many, nowgtf W heeling, aged 50. and
/ Elizabeth Visrhellor, a native a. Ohio
county, aged q, s5 ~
IA To Patrick Leonard, u native Of Ireland.
now Of Pittsburgh !, sged 40, and Maggie
Durktn, q native Of Ireland, now OF Wheel
ing, aged 80. i2, ~ 3
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment ID and About
3 rlfNIiI getlS5 tho City, gs-f slg+4 q s-.'s'!lt

Matters OF Minor Moment Id and About
TIM GRAND this evening-"My Aunt
Bridget" ls'S
orInA HousE this svenlng-"our Irish
Visitors" 5s
This weather has its drawbacks, but It
makes glorious skating. ii
II was Joseph, not James Ellsworth, who
presented Major Camp 0 glass cane.
CARDS are ont for a reception 10 be
given by MiGa Emma Blond next Tuesday
evening. islIs5 WE
TIE first grand ball Of tho Shamrock
base ball CLUB will bs given Of Turner
hall tonight.
pRof. Jons MULLEN will reopen his
dancing academy In Germania Hall Tues
day, January 10, 1888. n,
In Police Court Yesterday man named
Fay, who WAS ar1ested ct Blngell'G drug
utore the night before, WAS sent to the
hill Tor six months for dlsorderly conduct,
drunkenness and resisting an officer.
This afternoon tho Board Of County
Commissioners will make their annual
visit TO the County InArmary and Poo,
Farm, going out on the B. & o. train short
ly alter o'clock and returning at this
evening. II tst
In the Circuit Court yesterday the csHel
OF Mrs. Mary Ship and Mrs. Anna Kelm
Indicted for keeping diHorderly houses ant
houses OF il.fame, were continued I'll
the next term and they renewed thei
honda. Z.
TIE Opera House orchestra has ISSUED
: its programme for tho semi.monthly Sun
day night rehearsal to DO given at ArioI
hall Sunday evening next. The selection
arc all OF a popular clsas and will BIO surf
to be warmly received.
MONDAY night next the Leonzo broth
era and their famous acting dogs, th'
most intelligent and best educated canine
on the stage, will open a weeks engage
ment at tho Grand Opera Houae in 9TH
! Dog Spy" and other thrilling dramas.
! CLERK Hook yesterday admitted t
record two doeds Of trust and deed mad
/ December 20 by James Cummins an,
vile 10 Harry B. Seyhold, in considers
ton OF 3l,750, Tor lot s in square % Il
sprigg 4 RItchie's addition to tina. part Q
tho city Of Wheeling formerly Gallo
Ritchietown.
M1xNor MERCHANT, OF this State, die
In Atlanta, Ga, at the home Of ]. r. Me-
chant, his brother, last Saturday nigh
he went South about two months az
HOPING to benefit his health, rs he We
leufferlng from lung trouble that 1t VIC
feared would result In consumption; h
died OF hemorrhsgs Of the lungs. II
remains we're brought north for int
lmeut,
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Tho U. 2. Sunday Schools Entertainment.
-. "a '.- Giffu. 49, a-zEs'. .pt,s-

Tho U. T. sundny Scaoops Entertainment,
Isl. - Giftu. 3.,.a. ~ " r. r.
8 The annual Christmas entertainment OF
the o. P. Sunday School was held in the
Sunday School room last night. The
room was crowded with Hcholara, teachers
and friends Of the school. The pro-
eramme consisted Of singing by the chill.
dren, Rotations and the like, Mr.. Nesbitt
and Miau Hamilton giving fine declama.
tions. 81 ~ "a !, : -
A fine Bible was presented to Miss Mar.
tha Taylor, teacher of tho infant class, by
her little pupils, Dr.. John L. Dickey max.
Ing the presentation. Mr.. Pa,kor's clans
presented him with fountain pen, M.
W. ]. W. Cowden making the upeech,
a pleasant feature was that each punil
brought 8 pound package Of something
for the poor, and the sum total will form
considerable donation. Each child 70.
ceiyed a nice package OF bonbops, fruit
and 40 on. Altogether tho occasion was
most enjoyable. b. g. u =
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FOR CHRISTMAS ANDTH HOLIDAYS

Our celebrated Knit jackets, Shirts,
Dress 81 Wooden; Mulllers, SILK and
Cashmere; ilGndkerchiets, Silk md
Linen; Gloves, all kinds; Umbrellas, Silk
anu GinglaR. and Scotch Wool Under.
wear, warranted not to shrink, Mt
O. HESS d sons,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnisllers,
1891 & 1898 Market Street, :
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Charge and Counter CharCe,

Mart Ohianoll was fined SIS and costs by
Squire Phillips yesterday for assault on
"Puggy" Francis. On charge Of selling
liquor on Sunday he waived a preliminary
examination and gave bond for hia ap.
pearance Of court. n. 3 5TG1s! z. AL.
Chisnsll then wont before Squire Davis
and swore out a warrant for Francis on a
charge OF keeping o house OF Ill fame in
Merlben's row, Alley O. The hearing is
set Tor 8 O'Clock this evening. ~
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! Sunday school Teach ora Moo,,pr.

The union Sunday School Teachers
meeting for tho study OF the International
lesson will meet in the Y. NJ. q. A. par.
lars at o'clock to-day instead Of Sstur.
day. The lessons Tor the frat quarter OF
the New Year will be conducted by Rev,
Dr.. Randolph. All teachers and adult
echolnra are invited to attend the meeting,
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Syrup Of FIys

Is Natures own true laxative. It ia tho
most easily taken, and too most effective
: remedy known to clense the system when
bilious or costive; to dispel headaches,
colds, and tsvers to cure habitual cor.
etlpatlon, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
iactured only by the California Fig syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal, Messrs,
Logan 4 Co., Anton P, Hess, r. B. Burt
and y. Menkemeller, have been appoint.
ed agents for Wheeling, W. Va. 81 ~
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Tho River Closed Above and Below,

. o. F | h
Navigation on tho river 10 at last en-.
tirely suspended. The Courier arrived
from farkersburg at 6 o'clock yesterday
morning, several hours lato, having had a
severe struggle with the Ice, ss in order to
reach here eho was forced to plough her
way through three or four gorges thathad
formed and were packing and freezing
more tightly and solid every moment
After arriving here and dischasgipg her
freight, she went to bank above the
whariboat. <. Al y Z IF 81.
At midnight last night the river
oppoaite tho city was clear and open
with q depth Of two feet seven inches in
tho channel and the waters stationary. It
was learned, however,. that gorges. had
been formed at the bend opposite Martins
Ferry and ct the Bsllsi1e bridge. Z, 81 s. 4
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CLoAKs reduced to ons.half former price
t y. Fi.,s STONE & Thomas.
BFLLAIRE,

% .#
hIro In Livery Sthblc-fninted Mt a FINN.
oral--Cheely Tramp. ~
Frof Haupt Will resume h Is classes tonight.
There was aSelect hop Mt tho city hall last night
Mr.. N. Nelson was under the weather yesterday
Sherman Westlako, Of Canton, Ohio, Is IN the
Nj. VIII Ault IS out again after a severe sick
Ionic Lodge, A. F, & A. NJ, elected officers las,
yC Commissioner Berrss second term begIas mex,
morning. F5E7 n :, IL '' '''''s
welby Crummel. Of Grafton, W. Va, was here
The io1ger Emmett Perry has gone to Jail at St.
Miss, siss Nellie Reazel, Of Pittsburgh, Is visiting
N M D?oth an extensive wool buyer, was in the
Fred Llndell and daughter, Of Northeast, Pa,
are In the city. r -, i's' : a.
MIS- sallie French, Of Columbus, is in the city
d. T. P Peril West Is home from the medical lee,
IT,, y. Seal and wife left yesterday for Mrs Seal.
,c Miae ana Martin Logan leave to-day for their
nome IN youngstown, Pa. s5fsy.t ! - - :,
Nj. Boutwell, has returned to Alle,henv. pa AZ.
1ef pleasant visit In this city = - - -
II Was fearful day a. Rose Hill cemetery Poo,
pic almost irozo attending Mr.. Carrs funeral, ~.
Archie Joncs four.year.old son was acc,dent,v
burned by his clothes catching fire at the gra,e "
inc ladies oil the Christian Church will ho,d a
festival l and reception III City Hall next Moatiav
Ney. Father D. b. Gull married n. tho nm re an
a Mt Ea Wosley and Miss Clara LaRoche, Wednes.
John W.. Dougherty, editor OF tho wood,s.,d
G Ga,,ae passed through the city on his way to
henry Crimmcl and Lee Hammond were bore
Jsstetuay IN attendance at the funeral of Hcnrv
Cart, their brothcr.in.law. - = ~ V'in
Mrs. Heinbrook and son. Charlie. arc stow,
stayed aud lce.bound here. The liver Is ciosna
anu they cannot get home to Darlington, 'o'' :
=, Charles Holden, a young boot black. Of Gra,,on
n. w.. anu an orphan, came to towr, on mnnSori
Maishal Darby gave him job around the iockun5'
a tramp entered the Johnson Hot,se Wednosda =
night, and went into q room. locked himseit ~
a ~ Weht 70 sleep In chair. &c was fred shont
Hattie Jones tainted at the funeral Of Hcn,r ~ :.
Yesterday She was carried into the MisseS crst
~, anu Dr. Boone waited on her, and brourht hor
around In little while. - ~ Aef
"a slight fire occurred at R. E, Meals ,jvorr
PIC yesterday. No serou5 damage wna Snyn,, Qua q.
INC horses aud carriages were all tsten ot ma as
department responded promptly Ri ~ ~
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New Yeur,s lsseent,on

The social gatherings Of the Young
Mems Christian Association are always
delightful affairs, and the New Years Re.
ception neSs Monday evening will not be
one whit behind former occasions. Ladies'
will receive and entertain the callers. Re.
ireshments will be served and there will
DO vocal and instrumental music. All
young men are invited to call.
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w. NAI1. sIssnI,,c;IIlLAlrloNL
Held No Meeting GWednesday-Tho Gard
ma ~ ~. Rsmnius a. Oo, A,,lst sHg 81 {.


IN. 3 Rsnaius o. oo. 3s,3
The repor. Gen! out from Pittsburgh
n,,bt he,n,o la.t ana. n,inted IN mo Wheel.
10 1890 .."...S,rsA,. .ha5 .n.., tho,
lnR papers yestefuay, 70 'ne enecs '''a.
there was q fully attended meeting OF
the Western Nail Association there on
"wednesday, at which the selling card Of
nails was rednced.-not advanced aa n
trade paper has it~from ~ o. To 40 DO was
incorrect. The only foundation ior Il wsa
that three tPittsburph miiis ware renre.
sented nt n ANAL conie,enca there Wefpes.
day. e"-'ss = ~ :" ."Ss- M
T Tho Wheelinu rnanpfsctp rers waye soma,
what stirred m bv tha rcnart. n Thev hail
A local meeting hsYs vesteIday al which
the nituatlon was thoroughly discussed
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EIrDl nm Ever.

Tho Pittsburgh Dispatch has the follow.
ing: It was stated yeatordsy that the press.
ed glaesware manufacturers had decided to
meet every day at their rooms, in the sto-
venson building, to hold their memberr
together. Some one has been circulating
the report that there is dissension in the
ranks, and that break is expected in this
city and at Bellaire. Mr.. Jenkin Jones,
one OF tho leading manufacturers, posi-.
lively denied these reports yesterday and
stated that !the manufacturing were as
hrtu Us ever. iii' IS ~ -. n,
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The :Rarest OF comblnatIon,ll

True delicacy of flavor with true efficacy
Of action has been attained in the famous
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
FiR5. It's pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered ii immensely popu-
lar. It clenuss the system, cures costiye.
ness, etc. Meears. Logan & o., Anton P.
Hess, R. B. Burt and O. Menkemellsr.
have beon appointed agents for Wheel,
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Additional Mprkata

PHILlDE.,1lA. Pa. Dec, 29.--plour Quiet w,o,.
TSsx srd He lever No. Cred
MsY sILSsss ga4% February sc March
No: yellow Sc; No. mixed December sSsMmeeI
January S6ha57c: February sass MssrS a.;
S nc nay &C. Oats, spot firm; rejected whte a On
higher; No 2 December 4l5ai2 "a. .u ~ Ts ~
inSMaalMc: February 4llsa4l11sc: March IlEat9Ltcy
Butter steady fancy grades wanted; csc.mcrv AZ
selections soaaac; western factory lSa2sc 'ooc
seS1ss s1 SSs s[S O. N e. yons strong whe.
blshels shipments none Com strongly ~ xooo
mixed 63aS3h !. Oats barely steady: ~ ~.
aS K !, Gcfsisr No PORK arm at sis 60 La1a
and unchanged Whisky quiet: saes ~ 6iI urn
On basis Of 81 O. Butter sugar aud cheese rG
ESgs steady at 20a2lc, ~ NJ ~ soe urn,
,,C1scINNA1l O.. Dec % -Hoes acti " "a (. :.
goSSs common and light s. 2a5 psctnse anG
:ss Snen y 4oa5 receipts head e a9
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WAsalSaroE, D. O., Dec. So.-For Yves!
Virginia and Ohio, warmer and fair
weather, light to fresh variable winds, be.
coming generally southcrly.
. For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
0lowly rising temperature, winds becom.
ing light to fresh variable. u N
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we have just opened: specially for the
holiday trade the most elegant line Of ma.
chimes over brought to this city. We have
the. Standard and White finished in Ma.
hogany, Oak, Antique Oak, Ash and Cher.
~ Choice will be given to Holiday pur-
chassra without additional cost. B Read
our "ad.nin this paper. 80
y 4. Ed. i. :Rosr O.. III
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OPERA GLASSES.
GhA G14f1AI
omcol Nos. 80 mud ~ Fourteenth Street.
New hGvertis snents,

For Sale One Of stca.us, Fitch & Co.'s Portable
KilnI -, .s.rr :, .T.I4.sFl : I, -
Stockholders Mcctlng-Bauk OF the Ohio Valley.
S Funeral NOtic3-A. o. U. W. E' -
For ssalG-A splendid Resideuee-I. Irwin.
Special Ealgains-John Frieuel. ss-.s
NOTICED ,occry Store.
Lists Excelsior Baking Powder, 81
f. 70. Kent and For sale-Janes A. Henry, Real
PGrlodicRlh-C. II Quimby, 81
MUTUAL Savings Bunk, r.. :
. d. q. l. Co.-F0uIih page W. Il i.
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i, 60 TO Amick'a for Rubber Boots and
shoes Of all kiLdn. IA ,li.I Z
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Notice to Ladies'.

have a special lot Of ladiea' hand
sewed shoes, which we will close out at
$3.50 per pair. J. W.AArcK,
Z a.. 53i53Sy las Main Street.
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( Flannel ! Dress Shirts in plain and
pleated bosoms, all colors, Tor 50 cents at
the 81; i: y POPULAR,
Ill Main Htreet,
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$s.s EVERYONE who hiss once used Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup invariably resorts to. It again
fer colds, sotc,l Is
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a Eleven Eleven. T. y a II 4,
Our gents ull.wool red underwear for o.
csnts Is q great bargain; only at the n & q
ssi Y 4, POPULAR,
Fl. I'LL Main street,
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Inst Week
To- tho Lndles.

Of the great clearance Gale Of Carpets at I
tls Z K Il jSSi STONE & THoMAs'.
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,,a Ata meeting OF the Garnet Council, No M NJ.
Sn o Cnon on evening The ooW
erno p Sa's esssd ~ 4s ensuing yes
u: pat!enon, speaker; VI II Hall. rsrnlSins
secretary; a. K. Ong, financial secreiarv Soo.us
shI sna:. tfGSsSn5erJ crowel chspan; Rfosfe
aansieW eeet Beymsr sergeant; Jane.
Williams and F. Beymer. - - :. 0oyo' .. q
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Tako Advantage

OF the low prices Stone q Thomas are ar,
selling Carpets at on account of extensive
improvements. = y ,;s a
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90 no Aniick's for Rubber Boots and
hoes Of all kinds, i, " d,
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IS The Thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg.
istered as follows: 'sa. - -
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BLANKETS at factory prices at
4 n. q STONE & THoMAs'.
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!, sRvES HUNDRED Rugs reduced to SIS 90
~ Y. ~ STONE & THoMA 4 a, r
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vnpr NHn,
Eleven EloYQp.

To buy Carpets at factory prices at
a. : ). M STONE & THoMAs',Ii
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DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS

The general remarks with which this
review "a 3prefaced apply particularly to
the wholesale dry goods aud notion busi.
neas. The business in dry goods has
grown beyond tho hopes OF the most San.
guine OF those Interested in 1t q few yoars
ago. 1t requires in places and at times
pretty close figuring to meet competition
from Pittsburgh, Baltimore or Cleveland
o.: other larger cities. The protection gof
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-30
Martins Ferry.

Michael Dobbins, Of Pittsburgh. Is In town.
John Dobbns has returned tn Canto, !, -. y
the Canton glass factory. "'l' ~, W WORK IN
NJ, George Robinson and daughter. OF 81 Ma, -
VILE are visiting relatives here. = . y oiats
Known here, died Wednesday evening. pop "' "
The funeral OF Miss Tillie stanten ,y,,, 81
place this afternoon at Two o'clock irom ha. take
ysiaenee on Hanover street Interment In Ry ae
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-30

The increase Of the buniness 1t the
Wheeling postoffice, each month exceeding
that OF the last, Is another index to the
goncrslity and psrmsnenco Of the boom,
urgl growth. - E.E..s S l- =,